The Prairie
The Prairie
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" An expression of savage joy shot into the dark countenance of the Tetonas he listened; turning to the old man he seemed to read his soul, asif to assure himself he was not deceived. Then he bent his look on theparty of Ishmael, and counted its number.
"One warrior is wanting, " he said.
"Does my brother see the buzzards? there is his grave. Did he find bloodon the prairie? It was his. " "Enough! Mahtoree is a wise chief. Put your women on the horses of theDahcotahs: we shall see, for our eyes... are open very wide. " The trapper wasted no unnecessary words in explanation. Familiar withthe brevity and promptitude of the natives, he immediately communicatedthe result to his companions. Paul was mounted in an instant, with Ellenat his back. A few more moments were necessary to assure Middletonof the security and ease of Inez. While he was thus engaged, Mahtoreeadvanced to the side of the beast he had allotted to this service, whichwas his own, and manifested an intention to occupy his customary placeon its back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An expression of savage joy shot into the dark countenance of the Tetonas he listened; turning to the old man he seemed to read his soul, asif to assure himself he was not deceived. Then he bent his look on theparty of Ishmael, and counted its number.
"One warrior is wanting, " he said.
"Does my brother see the buzzards? there is his grave. Did he find bloodon the prairie? It was his. " "Enough! Mahtoree is a wise chief. Put your women on the horses of theDahcotahs: we shall see, for our eyes... are open very wide. " The trapper wasted no unnecessary words in explanation. Familiar withthe brevity and promptitude of the natives, he immediately communicatedthe result to his companions. Paul was mounted in an instant, with Ellenat his back. A few more moments were necessary to assure Middletonof the security and ease of Inez. While he was thus engaged, Mahtoreeadvanced to the side of the beast he had allotted to this service, whichwas his own, and manifested an intention to occupy his customary placeon its back.
What to read after The Prairie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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